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问题 Using git add -p , one can select changes to a file for staging. One can manually change the hunk size (Can I modify git-add's hunk size?), but I would like to know how to change the default hunk size (for example to a single line). 回答1: You can use the GIT_DIFF_OPTS environment variable to tell Git how many lines of context it should include in a hunk every time it has to generate a patch. In your case, you would say: export GIT_DIFF_OPTS=-u0 where the -u0 option (the short version of -

问题 I see the last Critical Reminder notification in my Magento Dashboard v.1.7.0.2 (2 important security patches (SUPEE-5344 and SUPEE-1533)...) So, I download and istalled them correctly in other Magento's (e.g. 1.6.0 , 1.6.1 ), but I'm getting these errors in this version 1.7.0.2 [root@oc1 httpdocs]# sh PATCH_SUPEE-1533_EE_1.12.x_v1-2015-02-10-08-19-16.sh Checking if patch can be applied/reverted successfully... ERROR: Patch can't be applied/reverted successfully. patching file app/code/core

问题 I cannot push when working remotely, so I want to create a single patch from all the commits that have not yet been pushed on my develop branch to email it. How do I do that? 回答1: git format-patch <commit-ish> creates a patch file for every commit you made since the specified commit. So, to export all your unpushed commits, simply put git format-patch origin/master -o patches/ and all of them will be output into the patches/ directory. If you want to have a single file , add --stdout : git

问题 I'm new to Launchpad and Bazaar, and I'm trying to figure out what the best way is to submit bug fixes. I'm using some reasonably popular open-source software that's hosted on Launchpad, but it's not very stable. I've created my own branch of the project to stabilize it and apply just the bug fixes we need without adding other changes from ongoing development. When I file bugs and then figure out how to fix them myself, I push the fix to our stable branch. How should I publish the fix back to

问题 I have a file that I've been working on and then realized that I had a mistake in it a few lines above where I've been working. I quickly fixed the mistake and want to commit it before I commit the rest of my work. Great, this is where git add --patch comes in! Except, I'm being presented with only one hunk incorporating both changes. Is it possible to manually tell git that I want two hunks? 回答1: In addition to 'y' and 'n', one of the answers you can give when it asks you about a hunk is 's'

问题 I'm new to Git, but familiar with SVN. As a test I made a repository in a local directory with git init . Then I cloned the empty repository (over SSH using 127.0.0.1, which is another thing I wanted to test) to another local directory. I added some files in repository 2, I did git add * and finally git commit -a -m "First source code" . I now want to create a patch using git format-patch and apply it on repository 1. How do I do this? I know there's a manual, but these things are terribly

问题 how to randomly select among all the neighbour patches that are higher instead of the highest neighbour patch? I was thinking to remove (if elevation >= [elevation] of max-one-of neighbors [elevation] [stop]) and place "[stop]" in [move-to-one-of neighbors [stop]] to move ; a turtle procedure if elevation >= [elevation] of max-one-of neighbors [elevation] [stop] ifelse random-float 1 < q [uphill elevation] [move-to one-of neighbors] end 回答1: one-of randomly selects an agent from the agentset

问题 I have two different modules in my project. One is a config file which contains LOGGING_ACTIVATED = False This constant is used in the second module (lets call it main) like the following: if LOGGING_ACTIVATED: amqp_connector = Connector() In my test class for the main module i would like to patch this constant with the value True Unfortunately the following doesn't work @patch("config.LOGGING_ACTIVATED", True) nor does this work: @patch.object("config.LOGGING_ACTIVATED", True) Does anybody

问题 I have a Windows program that needs to update itself from a server automatically. It is already able to transfer files from the server and update + validate things like DLL plugin files before loading them. However, this program also needs to update itself. There are probably a few different ways this could be done, and the most obvious one I've seen from various online game clients is creating an "auto patcher" that downloads and then runs the client executable. That introduces the problem

问题 I have two repositories. In one, I make changes to file ./hello.test . I commit the changes and create a patch from that commit with git format-patch -1 HEAD . Now, I have a second repository that contains a file that has the same contents as hello.test but is placed in a different directory under a different name: ./blue/red/hi.test . How do I go about applying the aforementioned patch to the hi.test file? I tried git am --directory='blue/red' < patch_file but that of course complains that